Pâtisserie Polonaise Wawel
Polish specialties.
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Eastern European restaurants in Montreal
15 listings on MTLPages. Cuisine is recorded from the business's own published description.
Euro-Deli Batory
A Polish deli and counter on Saint-Viateur Street: pierogi, bigos, sausages and sauerkraut.
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Stash Café
A Polish restaurant in Old Montreal on Saint-Paul West, run as a family business.
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Pyza Foods
A family food business established in 2006: handmade Eastern European pierogi, cabbage rolls, sausages and soups, sold in-store, by catering and from a food truck.
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Les Aliments Felix Mish
A Montreal family deli specialising in Polish smoked meats and kielbasa, passed from the founder to his son.
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Café Baba Yaga
A Polish café on Saint-Jacques Street: pierogi, cabbage rolls and pączki.
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Zytynsky’s Deli
A family Ukrainian deli established in Montreal in 1922: handmade pierogi, cabbage rolls, borscht and sausages.
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Leopolis Resto Grill & Bar
A Ukrainian restaurant in Rivière-des-Prairies: varenyky, borscht and grilled meats.
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Marché Epicure
A European grocery on Paré Street: meats, breads, preserves, pickled goods and Eastern European prepared foods.
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Charcuterie Balkani — Rive-Sud
The South Shore branch of the Romanian artisanal charcuterie: mici, sarmale and Eastern European specialties.
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Restaurant Ermitage
An Eastern European restaurant and caterer in Côte-des-Neiges, opened in 1998.
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Perogie Lili
A Ukrainian restaurant on Saint-Laurent Boulevard: varenyky, borscht and traditional dishes.
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Citea — Tea & Candles
A Ukrainian-Canadian family business established in Greater Montreal in 2017: teas and soy candles, sold through retailers in Canada and the United States.
Since 2017 →
Kalyna Store
A Ukrainian family business offering Eastern European groceries and prepared foods, clothing and souvenirs.
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Majeur
A Montreal Eastern European restaurant, crossing Ukrainian and Belarusian culinary traditions.
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Frequently asked questions
How many Eastern European restaurants does MTLPages list?
MTLPages lists 15 places serving eastern european food in Montreal. Every listing carries a real address, phone number or website.
Which neighbourhoods have the most of them?
Mostly Mile End, Verdun, Old Montreal. The breakdown below is counted from the listings themselves, not ranked.
Is this a ranking?
No. No reviews, ratings or scores are invented. A cuisine is recorded only where the business describes itself that way — never inferred from its name.
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